A great video.
Many people say that the three views are not right, and many people think that this is a silly and sweet turnaround history, but it is not. Accompanying the child to read it from beginning to end, although some don't like the character of Felicity, but I find that she actually mirrors us a lot of times. Likes to be praised, likes a more accessible life, likes to take shortcuts. But these plots set us right up bit by bit. To be praised is the practice of hard work;
Gained an easy life, and lost a bigger stage as a result;
Likes to take shortcuts that end up hurting more.
What is wrong with the three views here?
Felicity steals Termier's identity to learn dance, but she doesn't dare to hold her head up, but it may cause Gu Liang, who took her in, to lose her job, face prison after being discovered, and be sent back to the orphanage by the devil. . . The turning point of everything is due to her hard practice from beginning to end and her persistent love for dance. Without that dedication and willingness to work hard, as well as the talent to be pitied and want to protect, a person who steals someone else's identity would have been thrown into the police station long ago.
Therefore, people who criticize the three views are not right, please be patient and look again, don't jump to conclusions, and rush to give labels.
When asked about your original intention to learn dance, Termier replied that it was forced by her mother, and she was a little scared. She turned her head and asked the children around her, why did you learn dance?
The children said, I like dancing! At that moment, my heart fell. I am very afraid that I will become an anxious parent without realizing it, and become a devil in the child's heart, constantly forcing her to do things she doesn't like. Fortunately, she is still a gentle and loving mother at the moment, letting her do what she likes. Because of the influence of the film, children from time to time learn to be ballet dancers, walk on tiptoe, learn to jump, and excitedly tell me, Mom, I learned new moves, and suddenly changed into Disney princess dresses and dance shoes. . . .
This is the first time I took my child to watch a movie that took so long. From the music, dance moves, and effects, the movie is indeed a great inspirational movie.
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